Spitzer Profiles

Spitzer Profiles are portaits of the people who make the Spitzer mission possible, written in their own words. In these features you can learn more about our science, engineering, and support personnel and how many different types of people are needed to make the mission possible.

Before Spitzer (then known as SIRTF, the Space Infrared Telescope Facility) launched in August 2003, a similar "SIRTF Profile" was a regular feature on the homepage. Below are links to these old "SIRTF Profiles."

SIRTF Profiles

• Michael D. Bicay ---- July 2001
• Doris Daou ---- August 2001
• Vassilis Charmandaris ---- September 2001
• Nancy Silbermann ---- October 2001
• Michael Werner ---- November 2001
• Betsy Wilson ---- December 2001
• Mark Legassie ---- January 2002
• Johnnie N. Higgins ---- February 2002
• William B. Latter ---- March 2002
• Deborah Levine ---- April 2002
• Mary Ellen ("M.E.") McElveney ---- May 2002
• Michelle Thaller ---- June 2002
• William Reach ---- July 2002
• Thomas L. Roellig ---- August 2002
• Luisa Rebull ---- September 2002
• Linda Hermans-Killiam ---- October 2002
• Douglas B. McElroy ---- November-December 2002
• Suzanne Dodd ---- January 2003
• Bill Green ---- February 2003
• Bill Irace ---- March 2003
• Richard S. Taylor ---- April 2003
• Ned Wright ---- May 2003
• Paul Morledge (1969-2003) ---- June 2003
• Tom Soifer ---- July-August 2003
• Xiuqin Wu ---- September-October 2003
• George Helou ---- December 2003

The Spitzer Space Telescope is a NASA mission managed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This website is maintained by the Spitzer Science Center, located on the campus of the California Institute of Technology and part of NASA's Infrared Processing and Analysis Center.